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| "(adj.) - significant, conspicuous" |
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| "(n.) - someone devoted to pleasure and luxury, a voluptuary" |
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| "(n.) - someone devoted to sensory pleasure and luxury, a sybarite" |
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| (n.) - one whose primary pursuit is pleasure |
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| "(adj.) - impeccably clean, spotless, pure" |
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| (n.) - a great flood or something that overwhelms like a flood |
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| "(n.) - a tendency, propensity" |
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| "(n.) - an inclination, preference" |
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| (adj.) - equivalent in value or significance |
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| "(adj.) - skeptical, disbelieving" |
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| "(adj.) - strikingly new, unusual, or different" |
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| "(adj.) - frenzied, hectic, frantic" |
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| (n.) - a small cave or cavern |
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| (n.) - a vague feeling of discomfort |
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| (n.) - a small amount of something |
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| (adj.) - relating to the sense of smell |
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| "(n.) - strength, bravery" |
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| "(adj.) - foreboding or foreshadowing evil, portentous" |
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| "(adj.) - foreboding or foreshadowing evil, ominous" |
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| (n.) - a presentiment of the future |
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| (n.) - a conscious choice or decision |
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| (n.) - the concept of destiny or fate |
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| (adj.) - having little substance or strength |
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| (v.) - to render incomprehensible |
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| (v.) - to present an intention that is often false |
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| (v.) - to fake or pretend to |
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| "(n.) -vitality and energy, vigor " |
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| "(n.) - vitality and energy, vim" |
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| "(adj.) - honest, truthful" |
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| "(adj.) - mistaken, incorrect" |
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| "(adj.) - incorrect, misleading" |
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| (adj.) - excessively dramatic or emotional |
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| (adj.) - exaggeratedly emotional or sentimental; histrionic |
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| (n.) - a teller of fables; a liar |
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| (n.) - the gradual return to health after illness |
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| "(n.) - a lack, scarcity" |
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| (n.) - light from non-thermal sources |
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| "(adj.) - graceful, flexible, supple" |
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| "(adj.) - bending or flexing readily, pliable" |
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| (v.) - to provoke or to cause indignation |
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| (v.) - to travel from place to place on foot |
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| "(adj.) - inborn, native, inherent" |
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| "(n.) - a tendency, partiality, preference" |
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| (adj.) - relating to country life |
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| (adj.) - gloomy or sullen |
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| (v.) - to soften in temper |
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